Posts Tagged ‘San Francisco’

Cisco buying smart grid specialty firm Arch Rock

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Computer networking powerhouse Cisco on Thursday announced it intends to buy smart grid specialty firm Arch Rock.

Cisco buying smart grid specialty firm Arch Rock

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Computer networking powerhouse Cisco on Thursday announced it intends to buy smart grid specialty firm Arch Rock.

High finance and corporate pot, California style

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Jeff Wilcox, a middle-aged, clean-cut man who dresses in the Bay Area casual business attire of clean jeans, collared shirt and running shoes, may be the face of Marijuana, Inc, the corporatization of cannabis.

Xerox’s earnings soar following Affiliated Computer Services buyout

SAN FRANCISCO — Xerox reported Thursday that second-quarter net income jumped 62 percent and revenue 48 percent as the company reaped the benefits of its $6 billion acquisition of outsourcer Affiliated Computer Services.

Apple posts big quarter on iPad, iPhone, Mac sales

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Strong debuts for the iPad tablet computer and the new iPhone powered gadget maker Apple to a record quarter which blew past the expectations of Wall Street analysts.

Apple says iPad sales hit 3 million

SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Apple Inc said Tuesday it has sold 3 million iPads since the touch-screen tablet computer hit store shelves less than three months ago, as demand for the device continues to steam ahead.

Economics and School (New York Times)

SUPPLY-SIDE SAN FRANCISCO In recent weeks Mayor Gavin Newsom ’s staff has been aggressively pitching the liberal wing of the Board of Supervisors its version of supply-side economics , the free-market, business-friendly policies most often associated with — whisper it softly around these parts — the Reagan era.

Apple Introduces Highly Anticipated IPad Tablet Computer (Nasdaq)

SAN FRANCISCO -(Dow Jones)- Apple Inc. (AAPL) unveiled on Wednesday its much- anticipated tablet computer, a multimedia, Internet-enabled slate that could fuel the next leg of growth at the consumer electronics giant.

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